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"The world doesn't just disappear when you close your eyes. Does it?"
Leonard Shelby[src]

Memento is a 2001 Film that is directed by Christopher Nolan, Cinematography by Wally Pfister, Produced by Aaron Ryder, Jennifer Todd, Suzanne Todd, Composed by David Julyan and screenplay written by Christopher Nolan and based off the short story by Jonathan Nolan.

The film stars Guy Pearce, Carrie-Anne Moss, Joe Pantoliano, Mark Boone Junior, Russ Fega, Jorja Fox, Stephen Tobolowsky and Harriet Sansom Harris.

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A man with short-term memory loss attempts to track down his wife's murderer.

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Memento (Music for and Inspired by the Film)
Cover Song Name Credits Runtime
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Opening Titles / Polaroid Fades David Julyan 3:04
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Motel Room / Arriving at the Derelict David Julyan 2:55
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Remember Me David Julyan 2:25
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The Fact / Tattoos David Julyan 3:13
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More Facts David Julyan 1:58
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Motel Room / Arriving at the Motel David Julyan 2:16
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Leonard and Natalie David Julyan 3:37
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Time for My Shot David Julyan 2:31
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Losing Control / Tattoo Parlor David Julyan 3:34
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Arriving at the Derelict / Jimmy David Julyan 1:41
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Memento (Main Theme) David Julyan 6:53

Songs[]

  • "Snapshot" by Roni Size and Reprazent
  • "Focus on Sight" by Thievery Corporation
  • "Stone" by Justin Nicholls
  • "Treefingers" by Radiohead
  • "All Is Full of Love" by Björk
  • "First Cool Hive" by Moby
  • "Who Am I" by Peace Orchestra
  • "Amnesia" by Paul Oakenfold
  • "Something in the Air" by David Bowie

Trivia[]

  • Christopher Nolan once edited the movie in chronological order to make sure it worked as a straight forward story.
  • The screenplay for "Memento" was based on a short story written by Christopher Nolan's brother, Jonathan Nolan, titled "Memento Mori."
  • The film has two alternate endings. They both add to the ambiguity surrounding the character's motivations and the nature of memory.

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